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Rose Rita Huelsmann
That someone noticed and made it.
The interconnectedness of all things.
All creatures great and small used it and shared. -
judith Simpson
Every single beiing and every moment of sound. Thank you. This was my home of my grandfather growing up. -
Allison
It is wonderful to see the variety of life with which we coexist. I also enjoyed seeing the kingfisher whack its fish on the log. -
Kathy
Wonderful to see how everything in nature has a purpose. Thank you for sharing such a magical video. -
Gilmer Dudley
Amazing! Wonderful! -
Mary Lynn
Just magical--I loved the 'permanence' of the log as a focus. All the different creatures and how they made it across the log--sure-footed or flighty or slipping. I laughed out loud when a bear and bobcat (I think?) looked right in the camera. What a gift--thanks so much! -
Kate
Loved the gracefulness of most of the bears. -
Joanna
It filled my heart and made me smile. 🥰 Thank you for sharing. -
Janine
The variety of wildlife crossing the log was incredible. I noticed that the beautiful Wood Ducks weren't listed in the cast of characters. -
Mary
I love this. Wish more people were inspired by the natural world, as maybe they’d be more interested in saving it. -
Kristen
I grew up in Eastern Pennsylvania surrounded by "cricks" (creeks), they were my favorite childhood playground. Somehow I could always perceive this action whenever I crossed a log, I certainly loved to imagine it while I was out playing. -
Kathryn
Seeing the animals in their natural habitat, and their comfort balancing across the log. By seeing the changes in water level and foliage I was reminded of impermanence being natural and beautiful..it is comforting to see life through that lens. Thank you , Bob. -
Roberto
This is fantastic! and the photographer sticking his face in was the crowning moment! I had to delete 100 emails to find this one! -
Diane
Nature is so beautiful. Even in the death of the tree it is a gift to those who need it. -
Joyce
This was delightful this morning to just sit and be with all those beautiful animals and watch the changing seasons around a log - lovely, thank you. -
marcia
I grew up in Susquehanna County, PA..am now 84 and living in Michigan for 58 years.. Have been recalling adolescent
years recently…spent childhood in what we called The Back Woods…never saw any wildlife..just wild friend..we had paths every which way and since it was WW2 time dug foxholes. we also always carried rattlesnake bite kits when as Girl Scouts we ventured into unknown territory. This was a wonderful video…Thank you…
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Ruud
Just a log...discovering the beauty and meaning of things...for the ones that are aware. Thank you for your patience and that of your camera :).
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Gay
What a gift being able to see all these different wild animals up close in their habitat, doing their thing! Thank you so much Robert. -
Katherine Triboli
I love the log - year 2! Sweet. Thank you. Kit T. -
Kristin Pedemonti
Thank you Robert Bush Sr. for the time and patience and energy to film and edit this! -
Penny
Seeing it again, I noticed details I hadn't before. Wonderful way to experience wildlife. -
Dianne Brooke
Wow! Such diversity! Who'd a thunk "just a log" would be such a gathering place for such diverse wildlife! Wonderful! -
Yvonne McAskill
The diversity …with the coming and going ..was enthralled -
Marg
I was completely enthralled by this video and the rich diversity of wildlife in this one small area. The log is the bridge to "everywhere". -
Cathryn
A compelling video that reveals just how much we do not know about a little spot in the world- who knew so many species frequented this log!? Thank you so much for sharing it!
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- Seeing and hearing "old" things in new ways can be life changing as you can read in this story.
- Read "A Radish from The Street" to see how a gift of food could be seen in a whole new way.
- Observe something in your surroundings or neighborhood that you look at every day. See it with new eyes. How do others use it in different ways than you do? Share in the comments below.
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